Lack of uplift leaves residents feeling down; Tenants stranded as elevator remains unfixed for months
The one, past-its-due-date elevator in the aging Golden Gate apartment complex in Vancouver's West End went on the fritz almost three months ago, forcing tenants in the 65-unit highrise to either stockpile groceries and stay put, lean on friends during the year's busiest season, or pay ext...
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Published in | Province (Vancouver, B.C.) |
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Format | Newspaper Article |
Language | English |
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Vancouver, B.C
Postmedia Network Inc
26.12.2008
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Summary: | The one, past-its-due-date elevator in the aging Golden Gate apartment complex in Vancouver's West End went on the fritz almost three months ago, forcing tenants in the 65-unit highrise to either stockpile groceries and stay put, lean on friends during the year's busiest season, or pay extra for a housekeeping room until the elevator in the complex, assessed at $8,876,000 in value, is back in business. |
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